A Q&A with White Ninja Web Comics
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Don’t ask how much this cost, but I was able to coax the creators of White Ninja into an interview. For those of you who don’t enjoy humour, White Ninja Comics is the single most important piece of Canadian literature that you’ve likely never read. Local boys Scott Bevan and Kent Earl have been drawing our favorite phallic-shaped hero for over a decade, and have a produced a cult following all over the world. Here’s what I needed to know.
Time for a smart phone
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When I moved to Saskatoon, the TV I brought with me was 20 years old. My parents had bought it when they moved into their first apartment together and I managed to inherit it on my way out the door.
Points on usability: eliminate pagination
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Is pagination good usability? Obviously it depends on the use, but from a user experience view it’s generally not good usability. So why is it so common?
Growing a business, helping a community
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zu is a leading interactive agency that strives to maintain its working class roots. Last week, Saskatoon City Council and the Saskatoon Heritage Society awarded zu with the 2009-2010 Adaptive Re-use certificate for the development that was done in the new office location. CEO Ryan Lejbak received the award on behalf of zu and believes the investment into the building and surrounding community was worth it.
Step inside the CN website overhaul
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The project: providing online customer-centric service solutions for an $8B transportation company CN, a North American railway, brings its business closer to its customers by providing live, updated information on every operational facet of customers’ shipments. It is an evolutionary approach in websites for customers who want it all.
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